how to mention salary hike while working in same position

[Harmin_15]

Hi Everyone,

I worked with same company for two different positions, however, during my tenure this company I was given salary raise of Rs. 3000 every six month. How would I mention this in the reference letter that I would get from my employer.

 

[ContactFront]

Attaching pay stub to the letter would be the easier way I guess.

 

[doge]

Hi Everyone,

I worked with same company for two different positions, however, during my tenure this company I was given salary raise of Rs. 3000 every six month. How would I mention this in the reference letter that I would get from my employer.

The same thing happened to me. I did not mention it. In my employment letter, I just mentioned my latest salary. And I attached all my paystubs (Ask your HR department for them if you dont have them).

Apart from that, I didnt mention a single word of why my salary was raised periodically.

 

[Harmin_15]

The same thing happened to me. I did not mention it. In my employment letter, I just mentioned my latest salary. And I attached all my paystubs (Ask your HR department for them if you dont have them).

Apart from that, I didnt mention a single word of why my salary was raised periodically.

Thank you buddy. One more thing. Should I get two different job letters for different position with same company, or should I get 1 letter mentioning both the positions.
I am asking this because both my jobs have totally different profiles. First I was programmer analyst for 6 months and then Account Manager IT for 1.5 years.

 

[doge]

Thank you buddy. One more thing. Should I get two different job letters for different position with same company, or should I get 1 letter mentioning both the positions.
I am asking this because both my jobs have totally different profiles. First I was programmer analyst for 6 months and then Account Manager IT for 1.5 years.

That's a good point. Yes, you should get two letters for the different positions and list the duties for each of them.

In my case, my position has never changed and I only offered one letter.

 

[DelPiero07]

You can get a single letter as long as it mentions the duties/responsibilities of each NOC.

 

[Harmin_15]

Attaching pay stub to the letter would be the easier way I guess.

I already asked my employer, I should be able to get pay stubs for whole tenure

 

[Harmin_15]

You can get a single letter as long as it mentions the duties/responsibilities of each NOC.

Sorry one more point.
I'm getting letter from India, and they don't know what NOC is, or are supposed to mention the NOC # for job in reference letter

 

[Harmin_15]

Last one I assure you.
I'm getting letter from India, and they don't know what NOC is, or are supposed to mention the NOC # for job in reference letter

 

[ContactFront]

Sorry one more point.
I'm getting letter from India, and they don't know what NOC is, or are supposed to mention the NOC # for job in reference letter

No need to mention NOC # in your letter. Just make sure to list all your responsibilities under each of the positions.

 

[Harmin_15]

No need to mention NOC # in your letter. Just make sure to list all your responsibilities under each of the positions.

Sure, thanks so much. I'll outline my reference letter today. I should get my invitation in Oct 6 draw.